A new trio of reports from major medical societies outlines how female life stages can uniquely shape heart health. Experts ...

The CDC says heart disease is the number one killer of women in the U.S., but SCAD is something most people don't think about ...

Thirty years ago, California legalized medical marijuana, sparking a nationwide revolution. Today, more than 44 million ...

Living near busy roads, railway lines or airports may increase the likelihood of developing heart conditions, according to a ...

Modern hormone therapy for menopause symptoms was not linked to higher rates of heart disease, blood clots or early death in ...

Cardiologists and researchers from NYU Langone Health's Leon H. Charney Division of Cardiology are presenting new research ...

Heart valve disease deaths are rising among older Americans as longer lifespans and complex health issues hinder progress ...

Drinking tea may lower vascular disease risk, especially with other healthy habits. Tea type, strength and temperature may affect its heart-healthy benefits. The study tied drinking "burning hot" tea ...

Preventing heart disease may also depend on avoiding exposure to light during sleep, doctors say. Why sleeping in darkness is ...

Blood patterns offer new clues to why ultra-processed foods are linked to heart disease, beyond their sugar, salt and ...

Whole fruit comes with fiber that much of the juicing process removes, and that nutrient plays an important role in heart ...

A new data analysis finds people with type 2 diabetes, heart disease, and stroke have better brain health when they sleep ...